I *DA‘E gov. 14, 1921; En
OUTING FLANN EL
GARMENTS
For Men, Women and Children
Batli Robes and Blankets
in all wool and cotton, 3 complete
assortment.
E.K.BANKS
Under Memo Hotel
SOUTH NORWALK
PH [hills
{935st0~ STREET
50 AYQKWTXLK’
KIRSCHBAUM
and
Stein-Bloch
OVERCOATS
$30-90 to $50.00
Wm Gloves. Sweaters.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith has
received a supply of copies ,of the
Public Acts 0: 1921' for public distri~
butionI.
George Storer reportedio the police
that he had dropped his now overcoat
on the ground at the Baxter Grounds
" yesterday "to take part in an argu—
‘7 meat." and that someone stole it.
An interesting sermon on "Mission
ary \Vork in China." was delivered at
St. Mary’s church yesterday morning
by Rev. \Villiam .1. Downs. a “fission...
er father connected with the Alan‘noll
Institute.
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El" NEWS
A motorcycle with the license plates
um. N76 was stolen from Bridge—
rt. last night . The Nor-walk police
“re asked to keep a lookout for the
.machjne.
——Coal at Harris and Gans.
R'ev. Father Hunt.’ of Brooklia-e
Mass. an instructor in the Cathdlic
college at Scranton. Pa... where Catho»
lic missioners to China are instructed
spoke at all roams at St. Joseph's
church yesterday morning upon the
work or the missxons.
The Visiting Chapter of Trinity
L:pisconal Church will‘ hold its regu—
- monthly nleeting this afternoon
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WOOL-IIIOSIERY
All New Shades $1.09
A New Shirt
Inasofttanchecliwithcollar
to match'$3.00.
‘ New Neckwear 65¢;
2for $1.00
Rogers {’9‘ Stevens
Nat-walk, 80. human:
wwuulpdn» ..
‘ \ELsts—mmso'row
Miss Eloise- llx ingtOn daughter
Mr. and Mrs. \V-‘illiam H: flyinmom 0f
1? llelden a'y'Enuv.
Neesus. 70f Elizabeth .\. 'J.. were unit—
ed in marriage. at 4 o'clock 84mm.“
:alfternoon bv Rm Ernest {
or, pastor of the First Congregational
’chruch. ,The ceremonv was pi‘rform-
:ed at the’home of the bride's Darenzs.
The wedding was very simple, only a.
few ielatiVes being Present
were no bridax attendants. The bi mg
was dressed in a traveling gmvnI 1.0!
lowing the Wedding. Mr. and Mrs;_
Neesusdeparted on a honeymoon to
parts unknown. Upon their return
_ A delicious bum-t luncheon was
éserved by Frank Houvwood, of llw
; Norwulk Country Club.
Ebiu'y. left for their home. K‘ésterduy
:after a week-end, Visit with Mrs.
IDon’s‘ parents Mr. and'MrS. Isadore
Hayiland street. Mrs.
:Gottlieb. of
Miss Sadie .Gott-
Don was formerly
lleb.
Mrs. Frank Pierce. and daughters
~Kathleen and Ruth. of 36 Flaxrnm
~road. and the Misses Ruth and Kath-
‘erine Decker. of 'Cottage‘street_ East
Norwa lk. witnessed "The Last
, Henry A. Hegelein has installed an
International Onepipe Heater for
Samuel Crawford of No. 3 Marion
street.
The regular meeting of the Nor-
walk Building, Loan and Investment
’Association will be held tombrrow, at
the. ofiices of Taylor 6‘; Golden. Inc.
Waltz." at the SliubertI Theatre, Sat-
urday. in New Haven.
. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Ave‘rgx of 329
Ely uvemw. )‘eslvrduy (telebrutod ”w“.
'58th wedding anniversary. They r0-
cehed mam callers during u". den.
but. besides this UH re was no spatial
obseivzince of the clay.
of I
McGreg -7
'l‘hf‘l‘t .
1‘ Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Don~ OV'W’nter.
l
and IVVilbu‘r Ly:._._
l
chey will reside in their new home (“I
‘ _ l9 Belden avenue.
’ we omuaRslAL CAR
.W , bOUt Yourself
Are You Going. to Be Efficient This W inter :‘
'Are you going to go Where you want to, when 3011 want to?
There’ s no beItter—surer—mOre economical method of dnmg
this than by the
Ownership Of a Ford Car
It will give you pleasure
It will give you profit -
Prices are lowerwaand terms are easier than ever before.
LifelsShQI-t ’
as operator at the local tele-
exchange. Miss Gainer re-
:‘Psigned her position with ihe
l’nion Telegraph company.
“(ll damage with his landlord.
——Buy your coal at Harris and Cans.
_ Herbert Fitch. of .118 South Main
Mrs. Grace Handford. of Damien. street. while driving on Washington
-5 fined 330 and costs. and sen- street on Saturday night alioul 5'
(red to thirty days in 33“ for ““9"“ o’clock. struck Frank Straiton. Jr..
tiOn and breach 0f th“ peace in knocking him down und infiir lingi
Shanon
oilice.
slight scratches and bruises.
- i'varien court on Saturday.
m was 1.-k(»n to Dr Brav Fey's
\ lied to attend.
Allister Raymond Shea of Main
street, who about five weeks ago was
struck and injured by an automobile
operated by Fred A. Giorchino of this
(ity. about 11 o'clock in the. morning.
whim the boy ran into , Mr. Gior-
chinos car was taken to his home
vesteidax mixing practically entirely
recovered lrom his injuries.
O'Clock. With Mrs 136”? Smith. Lewis Bartak reported to therrpofice , Mrs. E. M. Crofootfand Miss Inez
. ;.imwood avenue. that John. Pesak was on a drunk and éLady Jennings' Lodge. S. of B. Crofoot of South Norwalk were
' ' —-————" was breaking windows in the Hungar- will. hold a meeting at‘Red Men's guests yesmrday at the home of Mr
eelnght lunch served at Golden's. ian Catholic church. ’atrolman Hall Washington street \V’ednes‘day and Mrs lrank W' Mackenzie. 16
1 Washington ISM?- Robert, Gamer investigating found: p\:r-“'ing Mnxv 1;:‘I «no.-. .. an“... -3; Grand streei.—I—Dunbury News, ’
that Pésak had broken a window in ,~ . . . » “*G. . '
Hus \elma Gainer has taken a ‘90- his own home and had settled the :fil‘.5;‘.:h::3: sfnpdpefhgjillffinsg‘fgj I Mrs. D. Cronin and daughter or.
New Haven. are spi‘nding a. few“ “13ka
with Mrs. ~i“ronin‘s parents. Mr. and
Mrs. C. Krllt‘l'lll‘l‘. ol‘ North Main
street.
Noggin and Mary Pralino
:it 8 O‘Clbnk. at St. Jos—
ihis morning. by ltn-v,
'l‘hoy were illlellllf-d by
and Lm‘iu. filirisl’iunu.
Guetu on
were married
eph's chum-h.
Father lml).
Joseph llzififllie'
“(hilly
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR '2
‘ Dutee
Jilcox Flint, Inc.
Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies. where it was found that his injuries- \l Mrs; Ho;- 1‘ I :ItnIfIlo IiIluuizhu-rq, OPERATOR 0F 30 FORD STORES ': -
. .. =. - *' ; S ll‘x')’. o .‘ u ~ . (‘2 ‘— ‘
Frank Brown. of 3 \Yail stree/L re- Wk re slight. The ngtl‘21 slquon allpazilusuwgs fol‘ir'il‘gj‘ l::l):'r‘ li‘lllrllfifl honwnol‘l :llo‘-
. ~ ., . summone 0 ower .‘fou . um . . . _ , ‘V _
:9}? to (Yr: uptowIn police {EdIIurdzu Peter Erma. of 13 Hoyt 5“.de and street at 6 o’clock last. night lo IIIcounl nl illness in that Lilian. III
2h}: r§;1:‘:o::dq;:;lj irgfiuimi: I John ‘L’IIsum‘van‘IJ‘f‘ 0" 5“ SidI" Flue“- grass fire and at 2:15 last night to 10 I 0‘qu Hosrnlwur. of l‘airm-ld :nll- 52 NORTH NIAIN bTREET
43an st 1 , 'I‘vv d e.- ~ . ll Iw -.igured in am :lcmdent 0n Senuc \\ £1V9- Podmon street. the home of Gia— I' III pee. l thar Y Ll(' vl rim-.1
- _ 3 r 0 en. 0 (lots to l 7" rooms nue \esterda) alteimoon. “hi n :mto-‘ 'coma Vitelli whore a couch had “1“. “l I‘ -~ ‘ g ‘ . (mi
, re zeroed open. mobiles drixen hr the two «ms-lied. lcaught fin. from a pipe which had gamr ‘U MM. "0“} su‘mfldu} l
1 Th“ fight front Whg‘] 0“ O Sulmans been left thI‘P The d‘ima e was , fifw- ~ MW” .fini T
.I \fr-mbers of Eureka Rebekah car “as broken. Wm“ the wind shit ld slight. , 3 IA llli'lIlllILL' n! llit- ”(and 01 Health . _
"33" “11°03“? fomgut‘: Pam’s?“ Ito: lamp and mudguards on Ermo our; gill 11"} ”IMFWIMNIN ‘uuflfiuomg": or
own“. 9‘. mm, “.1 one 9 “AS-were hallv damn (1. Th1 dam-.1 (9 . . -. - . . r. m HT .I H.“ uv. H. I 0 for 'l I. u
h '5'?" 103g? room “Qt later {bar-Twas settled betweefiethe lwl) drivor‘: .C (.l’lrlstldn «8“a1tz-' Uspallment 7““ i A m... m. «mm--. ,.._-,,.; _
'4'. u‘L'lock. ' , l' omxnander of ”K C" A' 1 “ill at— Tlu-rt v. .is a good uttt'I‘IlulllnuI‘ at lht‘ l ' I "‘ ‘u ‘ Xorw ”C M ”1' l'. l 1-! . . ’ 1 ”V A m” «
—— -3. m... .. 1......” m Maw FATTY ARBUCKLEA .. 2..
Foal gt lowest rices. Harris and. - . . 9 a1" " " ‘ ' ni lit 3th1- ll will Jzimvs hou-L ' ' ‘ ' ‘ l m" “50"”?! ‘3’ l" r {5' W“ W him
‘ p on easy Iwezkly pats menIs. Store‘ H: ill \iuin sire-4t. Bridgeport on g I‘ I II TRIAL BEGAN TODAYI rut is in nor hulmnld this slur 1h: l i Ifnt 5 o'clock lmnorrow ru-ve'vxijng m the
open exenxngs untflIS P. M, Thursdav; the 1:”1 when the annual \lrs. Albin \Vallon. {ormrrly Miss (continued from p. B one) 1:;IQ'IIr.IIth\in;hsumfrhino: H)rIr:\,.(I..I-I\I~ in. I‘!Ou1!Cfl t'hiln‘lhl’rl‘. City bull.
-.~.ir which has been held dur— On Wednesday evening of thisgobsenonce or \(tcran's Day will be ,Elsi» ”C“ Anderson. an opeamr at Ids Liliana «I iIIonufirIIIIifzIJnIumsI Ia!
I,‘ past week in the Town As- W.eek the 16th. Martin King “ill tell‘ held. Appropriate ceremonies will be ”I. local i‘xt'llango of the Southornl :hvv follow 11% mini.» IIIII J-ulunr . IwisIuI (31,155} . III: IIInlIunI "I;
' hi“ under tire auspices "f Nor- stories of the South and some of his held in the etching !‘\' “ England 'Telephone company. iiiriii-"llvs *i ion ' lingo-hitter con: their ‘vfmox- .-:i:3nl«-r-'(i‘:1rlf iii-liltil‘lu'- ‘
"Fl“ NO- 533‘ Fraternal Order recruiting euaeriences at a ‘smoker" T“ l‘l""""“d lwr connections With U“ llt'Sf V 1‘ A ‘ b ‘ , 1 Hrs .l l-l'ivv i’llvi" in rirxll mfill‘ ln‘mlrilr
1:: will close tonight A score to be held at the South Norw ."llk —Going to Build Small 'lho (Homlh'm) 0" Saturda) M“ ““""” In the m6 months Hui! have: Maps- and limo-Hi 83mins w: it“ (rill' l" ‘
\‘.«;.i.il.lc- guts will be gi‘Pn awav' 3Club. .A club lunch Will he 3? rved {PllOllI A" To VIC 11”)“ A” a inhuc “ as H "H '1")?er by llf‘l‘ follow all! r- “l since the rotnmisslon of the (illeh- story of IIhv itil .(Aslill ' . ‘7 5m ”A" SAVE BIONEY
and the \Vellnitz orchestra xx ill fur IIlhat is what “)0 owners 0! our gm ”I “101‘s" lwl crimin'illact Irv Arbucklv lh‘e‘ dig lhls man nl‘ “illlr '7 11::(i‘):i'i:(i.n.‘ I": on Y our Footwear
' — ' " r ‘ I )unga ows. or Colonial. Ilomt—S. :Uv‘: . W... ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ " ' A‘ . - " ‘ ”‘9 ‘ i ”i "1-”
g 01"“.le people were “c‘l: satisfied rush musxc j'he (ntpnainmpnt pom—- roudl) 53...“, “w l -” up w.” . , . “mull-.11! has been in prison for several! mm; 'l’he- lecture in Marvh lw llum- ‘ -
h zhE game between kale,- Imd mittee in rhargi- consists of James D b - e.- )vuu I ' AWhm‘ I" Nash has purchased ”"3 divs has km! a preliminarv hr'irin" iltrm Hon r'dllor m" "'r'l" l 'lv ~ 1 ' ' Bill
‘figton' The majority or "ma! fab” \\'00d. 1-). \V. Pin-h S. S. Janis A R ? YD,” szintI 1} Elm”. “ “rm or “mm“ Vbhm‘ repairing business of .Swanton 0:1. 1.: barge‘of inurder which “rats re): rm " on ' 'l'l‘lm Inter; life 3’; 3‘1," l ' b b V
:1 {aris- hOWEVG’E “15H“ 0f U1“ Opin‘ xnumg L. K. yam 7}: \1 Hort and ”“5" Fr": P‘snmuuis‘ \.\ P an: “.mm ”“1““ 0“ North Main struvt.-and “1" ’(lI'lHi' ul to the manshughtor rim 9 on lion“ at" ls ’11) w” t. Ime ,‘f [F‘- ' y uying
, that Princeton would come out a P. M. ‘Lawmmm ‘, ‘ ' . Img 5?"""” homf‘s ”‘1‘" “mt?“ 1‘ W" wr making repairs to thv place will he vent to {rial 10d xv. Ea has lax-a (iollfrglltrll‘llgs :: ”31:3," :1 ,u".:.',0." e W. L. Douglas Show
l“ :er ' The final result 0f the gum" . la.” mterSth. mr u ‘mw horns. m“ it‘ontlnue th shoe repairing business lm—n made the defendant ill 1 riflediaml lilk-un-wroné-i-nb )I‘Ofl’llrv‘ltzi lm in l ":1
quite a swims"- I The next meetin of m- m. .. mm" m ”m‘wg‘m‘ ‘5 “0“” ‘ ""‘s‘ "' which he conducted for so many 1- .1; 7, ‘pr 51 m.- some vi} r1 l‘i Ami/i 7-: I: '- s h w m M ;
E * l' 1‘ Fund “ill Ngh ll ‘qu '1 ”-an I“ John- "m" WWW“ “"31 wars on West Washington slreel' ‘ m 01m mil—lira” "r d spam if: Q ( L ”m ‘ hm mu“. r ’
- . . z w 3:; ’ . e< on . ow-mnvrg _ ' ' ' I. " ‘ ego . w -v on, c arg. .___ . .
: iTih at 8 o‘clock 'at lhe rooms 17} p - A . . , . , “"31 remains in he" trim] and will prrsumm ~ ~ - '~ - ._ 7- ~ - - - ' '
' . _ ' i i l" 1mm (Lu to :lm in“... .. . n "a! . .H Ill-IA. ( AVlll‘Zln ”mum ( [\n. i
I . - 5 .; S . r . . . . - “MUHHH‘ I . . Gu~.sls..1t the 0} James hotel; . , 1». _ . . , . .
- lte Pme and Tar i:1'llfinaJLZG-s-“tl‘lmtcggénciwfoimposit Illliulv llllfi morning in ll)»: 0:15“ of Over the week (And “rm-e: K. Maine. 32:13.33?“ all U“ Milan in ”1'“ Stall / .‘(TIOYM‘m :
4 ‘ ‘ “‘ Linus .‘uggi of 3H: lmuton sired. New York Cm»- Mr and 1“me l
.. ”r conghsy C0163, sore (3;:9‘IIEZEZTEDS‘IEtgirs aIIletter no“ in }I hurwfl with “55mm on his wife. The ”33‘me New York city; Mr and' I‘". SIC “in, ‘MOR ANDwi'ikflfiV , ‘l'wo civil notions wrn» lwmd lliisl SHOE STORE
Throat, anChitiS etc. lCentrad‘ Committee :13 (rI‘IItrminIlI‘i I . unlililmm... \vus Kfilnli‘l so tho! the Mrs. H. I). LaCostv. New York de THINKING IN‘LEL'I‘I? I’RI . morning, hy Judgp Nelwmiuh (Tandem .
, I lstaiing- (1:3; 1h.) n9. t (.. - ,w or. . . family iiimivulty would lu- slrighlmwd Mrs. J. K. V. Agnew. ,Graud Rapids, (1}! {KS}? 1 II Ii" the uptown City Court, Herman I
. - \' convention 01 lmzi, ‘(llg‘g‘i ”n r‘nlumlms hm- found . ‘ g Jo “VI ‘ ‘ _ {Sachs liioughi action for $1M: dam—l
. —. . delegates will he held at Cincinn ti m. : . . , . ““h . \ir and r 55“ ( 13"" i . : We carry
. :‘ZIHSOH'POWCH (bl-p. {December 1 5th All member; me: ' us run.» wxil’:I;iimtlwr man :2}. his home Mr. and Mrs A? C Smith Broolen. 5 h Mun.” «moi rt mung “flhir h .ugos :iuhinsl Joseph F. Mclxmyzlxli-i. '
- ureped to win in the relief “sf k 5m” ” mw “'HUWMI‘ Th“ WM“ pro— N Y- . Mr. and Mrs, llolwrt Mel hs~r- 1;“:ng tomorrow . “4,3,”; in ,1“. South. gplumbm- . wlnlr- Molnmg'hlin human .4, ”,3, wide
WW“ St" So. Romm'mike Erie s:- ”memo d f r “WWW-d 11m sh“ wonhl 11......- nmhing son. York Pa.: (’7. it. Talcott. Moni- 3mm"? ”mu" I'Or 31“” dsmmrvr
lober 19:1 10 August 19 :rix; rom “(L l "‘0" m d“ “uh I!" "““3- “'1‘ n‘igh— Clair. N. J.; M'r. and Ali‘s. Benjamin: i"“’““‘“ 939m“- . ”3'"
~ _ _ ;_ . -fl _ ‘ " succv. SS horr- h: we ii“ ll iormnningk ziggi “ith Semis. Now York flux and Mr. and In (hf- first aclirm. llli’ pluinlil‘: I .
. I Progress Forum. F. F I Va ll Sligjrltjng li'llldll—(S. h,...,,.. hi1 3991mm) Mrs. N. ’l‘. Hoyt. Nww York oily. , z'laimrd. Him tho dvfrmlam (m'ml him Blocking
51; :"jlfl {Wm hold -. “an. im 0 t: A" ‘ I‘ ., ' was :irousml so that on Friday night ‘ , 7310‘} for l‘t-ntnl of n lszirn. «jail», i”.
E Ithis \. :er , ‘1 p r ‘lnt mo. Pun"; of last week he wont home. questioned At A meeting lwm yegtprday m... ' . . , ”l“ ground 15‘3”“{1- M<-‘l-‘“lS-'h“ll "kill?" ' 32‘00
3 figi : (nib: flint .mdrtters 0f great his: wifc. and in ii rage,- strurtk her. She Sons Of Ital‘s 13""‘1 completed ar— 1 7 ‘ l . V “d that Sachs (”Pd him u N” “l 5l”5
T i mpor mic" “” come béfore the} . . ~ . . \'- ' a ~ 9 ran ments for 1h! dance, to he held i’ _l‘nrliimin-r1hn roof at” :1 louw -
,_ imeeting and the m b retaliatul and . Aggi ...id sh. both. g . h I . 8. 11'
:L- l nest ] T. t (l. em PPS are re— \van: vowing -h)an}{ {11-5 \vhpn thf!) on Friday evening NOVemKX‘?’ lath. ‘ . l *“w‘m"*rr‘AW'Arv-w-wvnfi . 1 pa
I.- 3:; I 5‘ 0 :1 E" “5 it means a great appeared in court. this morning, at the Town Assvmbly- hall. There 12-1-4 North Main Street : Adverilne in the Sentinel for um '
9a m “a“ member The“ emfrtai“ will be. prizes ilWill'lli’fd for different . best results. ‘ *
- gment {Ommiflwr will start their {all dances. and an eighirvieae orchestra - -
III_ 9:;"1 WiIrIiIIger enlegtamgfnts dthis (Ive-I \I, will furnish 1h!" ”1‘35“; Th“ chair—
4,. fig W] a car pa 8.1} mugica] i , , 'ttee .s Alf d :‘V . . . .
‘ l man of the com mi , i re .h m -
3% IgtertIainmentI \ aluable prizés will § WHEN Carma, Mike Galho "is secretary and e H0 9 0f 600d C‘Othes : O O ‘
.1 gnen to “iniwrs at the card partv. . . , B. Bucce is ”935”,...“ The Band will, i . I .
ff .TIhe entertainmint committee will; PRICES BECOME give a concert on Thursday evening for Men and Women .' u . 7 . Z
:3 aaso serve ont‘ 0 their fine Suppers .. . . . ' b h - ‘ . .
.. l W , and one on l‘ridu» Herring. at in . , , ,
2 29mg night is in Store for the mom-l LO ER » South Not-walk and in Norwalk. ’ l i“ g l L 1
' TS. . v - - . . IYO ‘ u
.. - I Ex er}! dollar saw ed to- 3 . A V ictrola and Victor Records ?
:E W! day “7111 buy more \‘Vhen l. M“ . :
Z ‘ prices become lower. I I .
Silverware for Put away your sliurnken ,. I I
5g I . _ FOREIGN dollars and before long 2 I ;
. § speeial Occasmns , they mil grow larger. ; - Z
.. EXCHANGE 3...... gmwmg Ia r A e A ~ -
’ . . I .
s .IzIYI; have s 0 m e , they Will earn new dollars . .
ih'l t} . ' th' ‘ E " ' Wh'l '
‘5: - ‘»'= as" that we need , , g: l e m" are m is . “Joy 1 e »
-1 -. n} p .31 0C ,3 Many of our Citizens Ankg , , : 9
£3. - -. 3px.- C - ,I . tr II It IS an old law of ; . ,
i’“ _; \aid 22 cortaln have 060381011 t0 . ans— nature and economics that I 'YOHI‘ Paying. 1
£3 '- :er ~'We also have act busmess With the IfIIor every Iaction in one I _ I _ I 3',
,; , - , Irection here is sure to ' . V
‘-. .. wwelrv ‘liat is ,
: d A 01d countly- .Thls bank be some reaction in the I 7 ' 1t 7
: . ' «23 fire ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘
“ offers you its semces 1n Opposite. With Elie huge ; Vigil-913 For ..
I“; . . . . ~ - , increase in 1-19 h h
._ Arep 1:all In ~ explaining the mtnca- Past few 5?ng “wig?" i: : .
2,3 la ' . , _ . 7 ' I
' P0511 £10: at cies of F OI'BI g B EX- sure to come a fall and.» i '
. . H \. c h
l I . . if}. Roi-walk av. Ch g9 and enabling when prices are lower the ' Z
i :1. ' A Bani: togerher wnh E ’ b . ~ dollars you now some will i .
-;: r ~‘71321‘iti83: mv will, Y 0 11 to do usmess be worth more than whenr . 3 - , , 2
:i . ,- .mce papers safely- A’Oufie‘ifiwm “Aden : ' . $139 w. i
‘ ‘:‘=‘3’*rva3u3blns:r heverwasthetimeso . N0.’100.......... ..... ‘ ' i
3 " " " “" favorable for Sit-ring. I 12 Records (Your choice) at 85c .. . . , .. . . . 19.2%
f Never were dollars as an 3
investmentsoattractive Total. ..... $159.29
Tm: as they are now. Start to-
day by opemng a savings 5 5.30 DownwABalance In M
South Norwalk.
Savings Bank
first. Honday night"
CITY NATIONAL
BANK
sum mints, com.
account in The People’s
Trust Company. ,
, THE * PEOPLE’S
TRUST GO.
mxmm
'7 eddy , Payments
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